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The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
CLEvELAND'S MESSAGE.

President Clcveland's massage, instead
Of being lengthy, as was expected, is short
one Of the shortest ever given to Con.
gress by his predecessors in the Prcsiden-
cy. 1t is surprise and disappointment.
and is creating considerable newspaper
comment in this country and over the big
pond in England. The message, in fall,
is issued with to.day's TRIBUNE and our
readers will have the satisfaction Of perus.
ing the whole document. It reads like a
free trade paper. It will be so accepted in
the North, where 1t will not be popular.
II will suit the Solid South. The leading
London dailies, on the morning after the
delivery of the message TO Congress, com.
mented on the document as follows:
London Post: The message will produce
4 sensation in Europe as well As in Ameri.
ca, and strengthen tho free trade cause
throughout the world.
London Daily News: Seldom has an
American President had more important
message to teach. The fact is, the policy
Of protection has been reduced to a practi-
cal and theoretical absurdity. The stone
now set rolling will not stop until the idol
OF protection is broken to pieces.
London Times: 1t is remarkable that
Mr.. Cleveland has the courage to confront
the serried phalanx Of the protecsionists on
the eve for the contest for the Presidency.
So far as England Is concerned, it is ques.
tionable whether America will not con.
front in formidable rivalry both home and
foreign markets.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The Methodists Of London are going 10
try the experiment Of PLAYING the theaters
out The Methodists have rented ST. James
Hall tor year, hired big brass band and
will give first class popular concerts every
Saturday evening, and Il sacred concer,
every Sunday afternoon. That kind of il
programme may induce sinners to get on
board the London gospel train,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The points N Secretary of Interior La.
mars report are: He recommends toat
the public lands be preserved for actual set.
tiers tic advises the repeal OF certain
forms OF land entry. He thinks that the
homestead law only should be retained and
that settlers should be provided with nee.
essary timber.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
Notice for Final Proof,

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. :. 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. nam,
~ ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make his final proof only in support Of his claim
and tha, said proof will hc made bctor. II. X.
Melton, Probate Judge, Bra>erl,cad Co., NJ. T., at
Dilinn, Montana, on
Dee. ~. 1887. viz: Sanes II. Mitchell,
who made precmpton d. $. No. s&os T. L 1850,
tor the SWA METZ: SELL NWl.i; NWl-4 Sc
,-!,. Sec. IS Up. IS ROW.
This evidence will be that of claimant only.
to.ta $. W. IANGIIORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The Kansas Prol,ibitonists have scored
victory. The United States Supreme
Court on Monday virtually decided tina,
the breweries in Kansas are nuisances. and
that the State law of Kansas prohibitinp
the brewing OF beer was not in conttic,
with the laws or Constitution of the Uni.
ted States.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
Custom Tailoring.

Gentlemen in search OF fine custom
made suits would do we'll to consult me
and examine ny new fall and winter fash.
ion plate and samples. am agent fo,
three large Eastern tailoring establish
ments, and can suit the most exacting al
regards style, fit and price.
LEONARD ELIEI.,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The French people live better and on
less food than any other civilized people.
Their Judgment is sound and their taste
wonderful in many respects, but In politics
they beat themselves as often as tn. West
Side Democrats Of Montana do.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The Panama Canal is liable to turn out
the biggest hu,nbug Of this century Af.
ter .quandering enormous sums Of money
and sacrificing many lives, the practical
engineers and financiers Of the world de-.
clare the Panama Canal scheme failure.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The publisher OF the Bozeman Chronicle
in a suit beat the Commissioners of Gala.
tin County. and thereupon the Chronicle
chronicled the victory in long article un.
der the heading of-"thc bull pup victo.
tious"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

Modern ministers, by repudiating the old
cruelties and terrors that made life terrible
to believers and made religion horrible to
"nbelievers. are making salvation easier to
millions Of sinners.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

Speaker Carlisle, in assuming for the
third time the duties Of Speaker of the
House of Representatives, made an clio.
4uent speech, which was greeted with great
applause at its conclusion.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

Copper continues to boom, and that met.
al has about doubled in price since las,
summer.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

is stated that the railroad mileage of
the world ON January 1st, 1883, will be
about $4,000 miles. The United States
will possess nearly forty five per cent Of
the total mileage.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

Congress was speedily organized, and
there was no trouble over the selection of
Senate committees
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

In Germany, so the dispatches say, the
new President Of France is regarded as a
very feeble man.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The Secretary of the Treasury estimates
that it will take $326 s3o,7o3 to run the
Government for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1859.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

The National Republican Convention is
to be held IN Chicago on the 10Th Of June.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Both houses Of Congress have adjourn
cd until next Monday.

Lead Is going up in price. In New York
II Is quoted ut over 500 per ton.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09

ITO a
We appeal to intelligent people. and pre-
have made prices right Call and see
ceived a choice line Of Domestic, and I'm
o O q O 0 O q
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Ersnk Gas5srscAs. u Alglns-ass. wss
zrzzs <s.l o7 ; sta - Elaa tces1zy usz1f.
no szrslEk Eiea ssh Bills aad sDea oas
csFtoDk g. Es msss - lzetr1yS. oei
Esnk recoFeFed 10 nN9 - -sEuse eis SE9-
peIsy anG ; baaa - baad sIr1eg.s sBsssea.
they ssre nszris sFsa.Y n@leest oat tse
hsza sss m4u EAs tie reetssi 80 ts feeE
4ad ns u.zae seoG rs eseaps. Ar ffee-
oeTseEe dsscre-s hias ~ eeiag = short eat :
sssEtby locxlsg AGl l11sl sat1 tlz1A az-F
sEc ebla sAis4szs.
Why asaL yo1 say somsshing about
tb9ss tsl8ss Nho ran ssaoon - coz
nee i0l 2llh = Sf0CeTy sioTe sail a NsSt
side 81 aieoH.st YESTERDAY tbsg ps0G - ]
- keep i1slf places q DnsiEsss epen ssth
~ GA tAs FossTiA Dut 81 oat taa soid
tafo4gh ia bsck dooE. n9a i sappese - 4
have % ice lne mesie Il there IS any. whiss
they csr - free s.gaoo@L ihey DISPOSED ~
ss nlaca isnsg ca tne siy as se DID vita
our doors ePsa-
FfaDk Koch. Of koehs undertaking es-
tabiisAmeat, ioss q coat worth So on the
2aEth. Tae people aers cEowding ia 20
see The remains 81 the msn who @ks
Drowned zno ffSnk took OF his eoal -
thai 1e could usher the tnrong around with
.aelt ease sna less warmth. When Ae
selt 10 look Tor the gauaent. however. be
found ,baE some Kind individual haa
sneeksd away With Il.
Miss Care Whilmore, Of Jackson. 81.
vas badly burne1 about the lace with a
large Gre cracker which was thEoSn Dy her
ltiis brother TUESDAY eTening. The eTacz-
er sent OF in tne Young lady face, barn
ing Ter ese ofCWs aud lair. Her eyes were
somewhat injured and ner face is badly
dIsiguIsd.
Mrs c. A BAckus OF S5i seribner-ss.
invited her friends % assist IN celsbIating
the forty third anniversary of her birth last
evening. A large number Of her frieads
we're present. Light refreshments were
served and she received many appropriate
presents
Leon BgTridge. a ten-ysar-old boy. Was
seized with cramps while bathing in the
riyeF near the d.. g.. II n n. railroad
bridge yesterday ana would undoubtedly
have drowned bur for the assistance of his
companions.
some Of the thrifty gardeners Of Walker
are already bringing new cabbages and
czulitlOwers TO market. The cabbages are
worth from ten TO fifteen cents each.
Minnie, the six-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. A. Tobias. of Jeiierson-St., fell
from an apple tree yesterday afternoon and
cut ar ugly cash in her forehead.
Miss Martha Bunyan, OF Fourth-st has
returned from Muskegon. where she was
spending the Fourth with friends.
Miss Jessie Parks, of Lincoln-aye, has
returned from Grass Lake, where she has
been for the past two weeks.
T.. II. Snyder and John Wesley returned
YESTERDAY from Bailey, where he spent the
Fourth fishing
Miss Kate Henning. of West I.eonard-st.
has gone for short visi: with friends at
Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs Francis Leroy. of Jaokson-st., has
gone u Detroit 10 spend q few days with
| relatives.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Yesterday afternoon At Reeds Lake The
alumni Hgh Se1oot Glasses -. a. - snA
ss held reunion and picnic About one
hundred participated IN the euiovmentz
which began ABOUT three O'Clock and co-
tinu ed unt' TIE lsst dummy. The COM
raifiee or refreshments consisted Of Miss
<eiiie Turner and Bsrtha Wotf. rlass IS.
neiia Barley and Luiu Cregne Class -
Nstf rtterwick snd 0ls Johnson. Glass 81
ard fernis tuerxlck and Carrie Powers
C'sss 81 The committee IN arssngea1 ents
consisted of Messrs. Aiuah 3 Newell. Cisss
Fraux Graves and 6eoFge Fitch. Class
Ss Oscar Van der Sluis. Class rs. and her.
be-. wood Class 81.
The t3ties were spresd n the grove snd
az bail PAST seven 0'clocS The Asrpv party
sat town ~ A h3uQasf of dssutes. sttsr
~3iea nsanV nf them erioTe3 tSe Noon
5Elf On the AXE meeting VII - held
soou SO complete a permanent organs izat01
ef The Cases - 81 ~ s7 ara - the
install sseps ~ which we're taken aSt aight
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
POLICE COURT plCKIHGs.
A Heavy fine Placed on Mrs Clover
Othes Gases.


Hear sc, hear ye, the Police Court Of
Grand Rapids is now in session sang out
The Baili5 az . o clock yesterday morning,
and teorg. Smith was the first victim OF
the JUDGES non will lie welt % Jail for
twelve dars-FTank Stevens paid s. s. for
being drunk and diSOrderly. and VIM
QuIg!sy went TO jail for twenty days Tor
tne same Offsnse. Carrie Wilson was sen
tenced ~ Jail for twenty days for abusing
Carrie ltfe-msrk in the Phpnix Block -
samuel Brown and James Spark paid g
each for being drunk and disoFGerlv.--
Smith Fitzgerald. VINO vas convicted o. re-
csivin- rents when he had good reason 10 be.
hsve that the rooms we're used for the pur-
poses ot prostitution was fined $50 and cCst
three months IN jail. He appealed the
case The case oi John Mangoid. for
kesning biz saloon open after hours was
a3loa-ned 20 July 7.--Mrs. 5. 4. Glover
pleaded guilty 10 keeping house Of ili-
fame alt VA. fned 50 ant costs or three
months 70 lsil She paid Sti50 and went
on her way rel i1iciDg.---Eieven gambling
cases we're adjourned 10 July i3---John
E3v vas frist for residing IN house of i'll
lame ani found not guilty Henry
Clemens vas tried before jury. Assistant
City Attorney Tavior appearing for the
PEOPLE and Peter Dovan for ths defense
lie Vas charged with having violated the
hack ordinance hv overcharring . 2 esen-
gsr. Verdict. not guilty"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Is the way Western man put it in express
Ing 10 a friend his complete satisfaction in
the use OF DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellsts. 30 small and yet so efiectual, they
bid fair TO supplant entirely the old-style
pill. an ever-rcady remedy for Sick and
Bilious Headache. Bilioasness. Constipation
and all blood disorders. Mild in action,
wonderful in effect Put UP in yials, con
venient 10 cary. Their use attended with
no discomfort These sterling merits ac-
count for their great popularity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
araIk About Nice WORK. .

Now as Spring is here. and everybody
changes their clothing / would advise You.
ifvou have any work in cleaning and dye-
ing. IN take such where you can get the
best work done Mt the Lowest prices. Such a
place is the 'Oid and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. p Cansl-st.
y g. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents cloihing is done with the utmost of
neainess and durability. whic IS proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Just arrived two car loads of Montana
and Texas ponies, also three mules. They
can be seen at Albees stable. no. Cres-
cent-ave. The incest lot of ponies ever
brought here are well bred. being OF Cleve-
land Bav stoc5. some fifteen hands high.
Many OF them PAGERS and racers. Those
not sold al private sale by Saturday Will be
sold at auction. j. Z. Wilson, auctioneer.
X. ". ROGERS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
For sale.

The cheapest residence in the city, large
house with all modern improvements,
elegant grounds. shade trees, etc. good
stable, water. gas and sewerage complete;
situated within two minutes walk OF three
lines of street cars. Cost, SlI,000 50, 900
will buy it; term easy. Inquire ON the
premises, AZ Turner street, West side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

wish excsTiercs IS msnseer aad zenersl
salesman - seroe - TIE .arsPst ho8ses IS
Chicago. sresks ffsrnan and Enrfs6
wcslf itte e. MAKE eTran cement vita sasse
x1ot3 reliable manufacturers concern
prefer i1fritgre e. Represents thsir PRO-
f1r.s. hy opening 0f'rs anf sa-an.e -,1rn
in sonls is-Ee citr. would rcr ehfect % rnt
sen,s ffsie menev n the srteVpriss A
arsss f'r aayA r.. Box s. Tzfssaas-
ESaAED
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave-. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display eff the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder ana pride
OF the people of the great Northwest. See
advertisement in another column of this
paper and send for their handsome cata-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
Fl. Leonard's Sons & Co.,

fulH or lei.v press usi.rails
lfar 1einlat1 Nil a. iiir 1n.e
eiri = fs.Nf "a. sn1 1fulk. -
speeis "A issesrn i.liiiatc Sos poia-
to usshtE. lhisA h.sol
tog cAH5s "a see qoy faI
hsshir aeca1al LED - sAase. =
f1a.cL llsI it.s itiul So l4ka
Aieaisen lesoris l.A ~ia die t1e
seif0 ia oF4n-h hapils 49, Vet "a
4DyNAelc IAHd asal
fcf oo.ea fcs Ro9a1s Cslon11iea
Aalfcs az farkE foaF dezen sAMe
so-s,it i9f So liur iafff puftha-c
li tAest staple koasls nsilort tle a.
Vance euet.es ~ a. na1ls such
FriesA. Al silver PLATED ~sre .
special discounted f.fiuUs
Is ogf rev pnce "a Md 9uis
a. 4 quailiy 4tf Iof Dexi aar. ~
u.s tel Ihc isrgesi siEt mace. 49,
sut s,taI 5 h1sp ss>lrasl s..-lis al
Ia bfiRni Dce goods lsli si1s.
Irird ta0l
Slup,y astonishing ~ ses thu way
tutn eiers &fe Riinl ~ o1f papolsI
pnees pliy 81 fof nnesf quality
Huber tuneiefs- - fof plsih s,lsL-
iiicrs heavy b0itnD Sc for tnlE
faf water ilinbleS. $50 F-sf Goa.
iut f,fsi Qnsiiif engraved tanh.sFS.
rios kcd-up lsFsl taof.
fof Table fesoi abse DkheS reen-
al 0uaiisg nngll Wara. 0aiF
likhts Imperfect on riasf examlns.
lou. l.areeSi sises fl4 ~. ~ and loc.
hfeekiasl E.leiak s2c PEI sea Hand
some tra 0f< o. haaCcns - each.
Ice wafer fitchers lst. crasnlsu
- Con plets assortment On ssia
fini hooI. Marked IN plain f,s1ras
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Nssalzezss July For Ale1lEsa Far
ns1l1es, Deadly slallo1ary tes4apsisaf are
sqatlrfl7 sl1s - l1e easleT1 poftlLs1s
sszt1llr siall4 70 iAs &esteru p0slign-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

ORDER OF FTTBLiCATfOS.-Tbe Circuit Court
" tor he County Of Kent IN Ch2ucery. tt
ses sion ri said court. held ~ fhe EogSt HoBsa IN
the city ~ Grand Rapids Ira said county. oD t1e
twenty foF1rfh day Of June. 4. 7 iss7 PRESENT.
Hon nohcft ". Montgomery circuit Judge SsrT
A. stuart, toupsinart. vS Arthur stuart
Defendant In this cagse- ~ appearing from an
dafii on &c. that the tei~ndsuf Arthur -i8srf
= a resident of ne ~tstf ~ California snd iks'
process c8nnrf be served on him iT feesg0 ~ his
sfSenca fro-n this ~tefe Hr mcfioa # 7. Far-
feid fodf5toT f0T Com plsinsnt ordered traf TIE
appearance ~ s7i1 u--esid ~ defendant - en-
tered therein within fsT uenths fTom ne defe
81 this oresr and IN rsSe of his afEesrGrce be
rsnse bfarsRer - The hiI 6f ro-0plaiut e. he
iad and r7FY thereof r. - served ~ fhe cosrn
serrice on BIN ~ 3 CoTT q sd til sn1 nefIca
n tp,s o-aer. ana 81 deisnlt thereof sais tfa
faksn e. rorfeesed - ssid defauda1t.
6nd is further ordfTed that vit1fn
s<-se1 ssvs ere Cnrnplsi1snl Cause Dosiee q
sris rFder - be p1bisoe6 ia fse Te eefau-
Fe.s1 neHspapfr pfioted. Fehllshed. sud
uisiaf IN seiS e uutf. su7 thst rsIa
rnhfCs;s1 ~ oc1finDc4 ihere.n once n esra
~eex fsr 9 sslcr rese 20 weeks ~ tts she ranes
rrcr ~ Ell order ~ - T<ysarIsl 81 serve o1
sad 5eersent - ieest twenty dsFs before he
tfae steas q SORTED fcT his srpesyaece
R0SfkI - MDNFG)NFef
C-ea's 1r5rs
Exansnst countersg1e6 sns entered ~ ~.
CO.'S kIsIfS = HARtEF
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"a FtIpFTEI.,. c7-nrlsiasnfs sosieSscs.
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Csiasslaes l. Bszvrrs
ReziTsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
RIcsIGlk Pine LANDS FOR aIE.

INhE fkfaEfRt>t.
GxkSn k4f4gr aNE t&llAHs kall.koArs
GKASo KAKfa< Aleh.. Asy : ISL
ftubersd = ~ 9 - 1a4e 50 Aat e<l $50 nEe.
Sils1 snsst Sss3 streS - ~ IL e1s ls-lss
- aEs3 - keH Tae gn1efr <as1 ~ feeelSk
sealsd tsts aoaased Aln A ozSad k@IaoA A2ch..
- e< oie1ea en
saturday, S~ts =. 1887.
MA extcltAils,1 q sell n laaas - aigaei hio-
der TIE aHtersszEed reserve f1f ItiSiie4c q
rs,scglnz xus sBa a tldS. e-s skptttS - sell 4
the xoglh 81 ftt lknds = r1c- Apptc@nte AZ -.
yited - lic fsF ne entrs iFAet ~ i4 q Tie lAn1
e. aas oae nsofe scctlo1s fi1t a. HhAes
sDt = fne large. sEet.l-h tiue<r fanotnE iefseiS
- uppsfs zF3a * aa0l.ne s4<1if, teecn- - =
ti1n tiFtE. 4sE nezllltcs Ail1 e-s-aI. lsiSfe z 4
cslsosiiY ~ gzlDat.e AeEaieck ga sekfrs3 81 tne
descriptions There ais iT4a Fe3 A. tlifesszh 81 e
81 fae gon >ssniFS Average ts4 - g. a 4. \.
p = stoai nfe Ecflee
IA : ce..ss4a fast parties asking bids mske ons
eC1ilsoHtd o3 a. ti4zosI sfe1feis t,ttng st2peea
o. er q. A.. i ! q - fzeI ASe1 tls ~ fseltts
north - q tfloN SslsUc k4Ft1s. sNc second
szithOsf rcsar1eso1s a. - seii neu Iaae CAT 60
saNu the Nusksx0n River teras are cHza.
flsts without esfiEasses iersisted on application.
LANDS described - ioa0as. va
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07

Tie following descriptions are valuable main
Is for henloCk. though there Is little scattering
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-07
{. P. KIDDER & CO.

n B.-Sale bcEins a once and continues until
we dispose Of The hundreds Of remnants of every
thing in our dress goods stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

tt< sf|tr .a fst t-t-ttN- fttAI..
LANSING April Both House settled
down TO business today. but nothing Of
special important was transacted. Governor
Luce has completed his Arbe- Day
proclamation. The following IS the full
text OF Il.
ExEst TIVE OFFicF LANsiSG, MICHIGAN.-The
forest fame OF OR PeDiDsuiar Stale & fast san-
ishlns before iAe woodlands axe. vus natural
oFes OF maple. OAK aud pine a-e being huTrediy
chased over the hills ana down the vaiieys by
heids 81 sunshine aud waving grain. The pi0-
nslr fathers yet with us can tell Of more Won
derfu changes they have seen wrought ln the
face of Olf oealtif. ettte fnaI can abe added
generation come. The fertile soil which lO1gsd
i0r the warmth 0t sunshine W ben they came, To-
day rs0.ees IA he ecoliug shadows OF a spared
Tree. We build our fortunes 20 decay. plant
our deeds o. live and grow. he 10 plants tree
Dy the wsysite may not himself rest eeaeath its
shade, thousands OF weary trayeers may stop 10
breath A blessing on his deed. Ana II j. with a
tnogsh shi Tor tue days 10 come aud for those who
az Ia live after -. that the beautiful ccs ON OF
annually proclaimiog en- ArOOr Day l. cheerfuliy
followed by your humble servant Therefore re-
rpeetfuliy and cfrnestiy rec9mmecS that by the
cottage, the mansion the church, the school
house, the street, in the cemetery. or 10 snch
other place may bc chosen. tree may be
planted ON Monday, the 18th day Of April. lust,
by eyery person in our state with whom Il > pps-
siDle And that l. may be done wnh a more
uni ed purpose 1 would suggs s. that each tree be
dedicated ID the memory of some friend whose
deeds OF kindness or heroism you would keep
green. Aud T. . with confidence grown from the
past that sincerely hope . people. unsurpassed
ia Intelligence. uuexceed in public spirit, loyal
% trends and henefaetOr,. and proud OF the le>t
heritage % the family OF states, viii on that day
add ornaments for the blessing OF pOSterity, that
only the seasons can finish our enjoyment.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto subscribed my name sni
caased the Great Seal of t1e State
.sEAL OF Michigan 20 be affixed Al lam
sing the sth day OF April. In the
year OF our Lord Que Thousand
eight hundred and cghty-srven.
By the G vernon, c. G.. LUCE
g. X. OsMUN.
Secretary of state. QUINISE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
AParaonei con,ict.. sudd on Death.

WoRcxsrxR, Mass. April 7-Georye NJ.
Brown alias Henry f. Brown, colored. par
doned from the State prison Wednesday.
died on the $40 express out Of Boston to-
day while the train was between Grafton
and this city. He was sentenced to prison
for twenty years from Worcester for burg
larry committed in The hoase OF David s.
Messenger on the night April -. ISIS For
more than year. he has been r. f.is hos
rifsl of the institution. vic;i1 heart
disease. sut IL wss apparent fasi I'D
hge only 3 short time His frisfri- % b s.
f0n iafFrcsdsd in ais behalf aud s-- . 81
bis pasion Wednesday afternoon Sc 1T
fae prs0n AZ clock this m0-ninr r.r
lenox. where he vas TO Be provided si.b a
b0u,e bv cousin. After passing Grafton
Brown complained OF faiOtness sud re-
g1ss et tnst the window he opo0e I a trias
fhis wss done snd A. The same time
Brown hcs.i fell forward and he died in
few M inafss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
CUMBERLAND VETS"
MIL uEgEl TIT GiHlal sIlIuT.
General shsrsasn VII prealas sna
ths isrekiaeaf sna C4blnsf shl
bs Present TIE fresrsnnss
inciunes . Ssnaposlum
enc . Visit "a kht
Vernon.

WAsnsNeF.,x. AIsul : The kxsoatvs
Coaanairscs ~ tho soo.eiy 81 shs Aras q
she Cumberland have prsctio1ils eoE,plssed
the programmes for ths a1Buai nlseilas -
the saeiets hisa wsil hs Asld Ia this eats
on Aey 81 and 2 ul,on shioh aoossion the
03riie-5 statue io bs ereclsd - tne wesi AZ
prasch ~ Tie 4ssis8i 49, bs unsollea. file
ngeeilag ~ the sallefy vlil ne Aeid on tlse
nlalThing 81 Mes ~ 81 Niliol tseasFAl nhtI-
ioAn Nii preside. Tie oFafion siil bs as-
Isered on ths eseninF of thai siks 81 tiie
tsslsg at4a5lei cAufci 1he sgstlif ell f,e
lnfeaed on Nav iz eiih aDpr0lgisis oers.
iltonles az uhich tbs President an0 mssn-
here oi ths tataaei Nih b. present The
socieis viii ht escorted 10 Tie Gapst0l ~ tie
United States trooIe and meTlnes siStiohed
81 Asshineton, tbs sDilSila ~ tiss District
sDd TIE 0rand Army posls
The pedestal ior the stsius has beer
erected IN the circle 81 lhs intersection sf
flFst-si., and Asrelsua-afe t.sngrtss
having appropriated st3thu Tor this l,4fr
pose 1'he statue wAs paid iof ~ tlst Nt,clely
OF the Amy at ths SunoeIiand ena vi
bs placed of the pedestal TIE hra week of
NAY. ON ibe evening ~ Msy ~ . Tfand
~ syblf1osism wiu BE- held q obnert bezf
garden. aDt Oh thu oas ioiiowing. tfis
society Wiii be- taken ~ Nj Asruon aud
Marshall Hail Al tie latter place = dinner
of planked sbsd vii ht provided lef ~ fhs
cli zenk committee Gen Absaisn BAIRD
INSPECTOR General lriied Sisses Army Das
been chosen trand Marshal log tas pfooes-
sion. which Nill ssoort tlls society from llis
Arlington Hotel. 10 the Capitol. 90 witness
the nnTeiiine ceremonies. The fFsfuf,st
Committee Is advised thai rails bse hunared
nlsmhens OF The society vii be present